Nesta dissertação implementámos e testámos vários protótipos de MARS com dispositivos disponíveis no mercado. Uma vez que a tecnologia continua a avançar com ritmo acelerado, como trabalhos futuros, existe necessidade e ambição de propor e avaliar novos protótipos baseados nos mais recentes dispositivos entretanto lançados no mercado, ainda mais leves e com maior desempenho.
Estamos convencidos que com os futuros protótipos será possível obter experiências com maior grau de imersão e conforto, capazes de funcionar em condições mais adversas como é o caso de ambientes com muita iluminação, permitindo uma maior liberdade de movimentação aos seus utilizadores.
No mercado, num futuro próximo, avizinhando-se o surgimento de uma aposta clara na AR móvel, já foram anunciados novos dispositivos como o caso do Microsoft Hololens, este dispositivo inclui câmaras de infravermelhos permitindo uma maior precisão na apresentação dos conteúdos. A aposta na combinação de dispositivos como smartglasses e smartwatchs será um caminho a seguir, pois para que os smartglasses se tornem um tipo de dispositivo aceite socialmente, estes têm que ter um design apelativo e possibilitarem formas de interação diferentes da voz ou do toque (direto no dispositivo). A utilização de smartwatchs ou
smartphones para interação com os smartglasses seria uma boa alternativa, através de
movimentos que o utilizador realizasse com o seu pulso poderia surtir efeito nos conteúdos que visualizaria e ao utilizar o ecrã do smartwatch ou smartphone poderia alterar as opções de seleção do conteúdo, a maior parte do processamento poderia ser realizado fora dos
smartglasses, como por exemplo no smarphone, aliviando assim restrições de performance que
pudessem existir. A nível comercial a VR está mais avançada que a AR, contudo, o potencial da RA é muito mais elevado pois pode ser utilizada em qualquer altura do dia, nos mais diversificados contextos, estando em constante auxílio do utilizador.
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